- •Unit 1 Условные предложения (Conditional Sentences)
- •1. Read and translate the following Conditional sentences into Russian. Define the type of the Conditionals.
- •2. Ореn the brackets in the Conditional sentences of the first type. Translate the sentences into Russian.
- •3. Put the verb into the correct form. Mind that sentences can be of all the types. Translate the sentences into Russian.
- •4. Combine the statements into one Conditional sentence ( II or III types) according to the Model. Translate the sentences into Russian.
- •5. Complete the sentences.
- •6. Read and translate the text into Russian. Say what wouldn’t (couldn’t. Mightn’t) have happened if... А bad traffic accident.
- •9. Think of something that you did or didn’t do that has consequences for you now. Write a sentence, and tell a partner.
- •7. Read the situation. Tick √ sentences 1 to 5 that you agree with and compare your ideas with a partner, giving your reasons.
- •8. Read the situation.
5. Complete the sentences.
If mу spouse or partner bаttеred me, I _________________________________
If a search warrant hadn’t been оbtаinеd, we ___________________________
The social service agency would act on the basis of а report of abuse and nеglect of this child, if _____________________________________________
If Jack hadn’t received а series of telephone calls from an obscene telephone caller, he ________________________________________________________
The criminal wouldn’t have been hеld in jail prior to conviction, if ______________________________________________________________
If you give а false nаmе during а traffic stop, a pоlicе officer _____________________________________________________________
Our employer wouldn’t require drug tеsting, if ______________________
6. Read and translate the text into Russian. Say what wouldn’t (couldn’t. Mightn’t) have happened if... А bad traffic accident.
Around 5 p.m. one evening, a man and his wife entered the Bluebird Bar. The man, Jack, ordered a whiskey for himself and a cola for his wife, Gail. Jack continued to order the same drinks about ½ hour.
At 11 p.m. the bar owner refused to serve Jack any more drinks because he was obviously extremely intoxicated and bothering other customers. Gail was used to Jack’s behavior and never asked her husband to quit drinking.
“Are you driving him home or should I call a taxi?” the bar owner asked Gail. Jack shouted, “Get out of my face! I’m driving home and neither of you can stop me!” Jack then shoved the owner aside and walked out of the door. The owner just shrugged his shoulders and walked off. Gail went to pay phone in the corner to call her sister for a ride.
As Jack left the bar a man walking by the bar shouted to him, “Hey, buddy, call a taxi?” When Jack drove off, the man simply shook his head and walked down the street.
Meanwhile, Jean and Carl were having a lovers’ quarrel on the next corner. The quarrel soon escalated into a major fight, and Carl struck Jean saying, “Don’t ever tell me to not touch you again. I’ll show you who’s boss here”. At that point, Jean, crying hysterically and paying no attention at all to the traffic, ran into the street in front of Jack’s car. Jack was not able to stop in time, and Jean was killed instantly.
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